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    Hi Folks:

    Had another visit to Madera Kubo B&B, Madera Canyon, AZ and got this American Robin. He was stuck amongst a raft of tangled branches, and I broke my pact with myself not to do major manipulation with PS anymore because this was the second Robin I had photographed in over a year. So I manufactured a complete new background in an attempt to salvage a half decent photograph. The devil made me do it. :eek:

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    Olympus E-520 IS, Zuiko 70-300 mm ED
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    F/6.3, 1/80s
    ISO 400
    -1.0eV
    Auto WB
    360mm focal length

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    Tisk, tisk, tisk Uncle...there you go again making packs with the devil...hehehe...:D
    I like the composition. The head angle is good, you have sharp details. and I do like that background. The color rendition is very good...congrats...:cool:

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    Gus, the color you chose for the BG is lovely-nice perch and HA- good details- Congrats!

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    you can tell it was manipulated a bit. got a 3D look to it. wondering what a little gaussian blur around the fringe of the bird would do....????? might make it blend a little better.

    you did well considering the light was coming from the wrong side!!!

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    Gus is there any way you could set up a giant diffuser? I have used a 12X5 foot for macro. Can't imagine what you would be able to do with it !!!

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    Oscar Zangroniz
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    Awesome capture uncle Gus. Very detailed and sharp with great colors.
    Regards,

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